QASP is starting to move. I expect it to gain as we move towards the 28th of this month when the acquisitions are signed. ;)
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QASP is starting to move. I expect it to gain as we move towards the 28th of this month when the acquisitions are signed. ;)
I just took the JPM contract too. I think it'll drop out of its little flag by tomorrow, even if it rallys today. Keeping tight stops on both of these though.
Let's go double support!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by billhart22
Tony have you seen any reason why were up on big volume? I cant find any news
So eerie, SQNM gapped down hard... i just drew a set of fib lines, and its right on the money. I'm setting a stop loss right now. It's basically at exactly the 38.2% line. Weird how that stuff happens.
No maybe just a confirmed buy from the american bulls...Ive been buying it from .009 and 2 lots at .001.. its a fuel cell company that could get some obama money for improving batteries for electric car, golf carts and some other projects...Quote:
Originally Posted by stang3O2
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GARDNERVILLE, NV -- (Marketwire) -- 08/06/09 -- SymPowerco Corporation (PINKSHEETS: SYMW) CEO John Davenport commented today on the $2.4 billion in federal funding for electric vehicle manufacturing that President Obama announced during his visit to Indiana. The funding included about $400 million to buy thousands of plug-in hybrid and all-electric vehicles for demonstration projects, $1.5 billion to foster an advanced vehicle battery industry in the U.S. and about $500 million granted to makers of electric drive components, power system and the other parts needed to make electric vehicles.
SymPowerco President and CEO John Davenport commented, "At SymPowerco, we believe that the funding for electric vehicle manufacturing announced by President Obama signals the beginning of a serious effort on the part of America to become the world leader in not only the research and development of electric vehicles, but also in the development of the resources, technologies and components required for efficient manufacturing of electric vehicles that can then be offered at the lowest cost.
"Federal support can drastically lower the cost of components such as batteries, electronic control systems and electric drives by encouraging early development and adoption of efficient, standardized and mass produced components. At SymPowerco we believe that this will shorten the timeline to market and substantially lower the cost of commercialization of our Flowing Electrolyte Direct Methanol Fuel Cell and Hybrid Power System technologies because we can expect to couple our unique fuel cell to 'off-the-shelf' components for most of our commercial applications."
Mr. Davenport further stated, "Not only can we benefit from funding granted directly to SymPowerco through our own application processes but we can benefit directly when funding is provided to other corporations and institutions that are developing the components we'll need to advance our own technologies. It's a win-win situation for the entire industry."
SymPowerco Corporation develops advanced fuel cell : and power delivery systems : for the rapidly growing personal transportation and portable power system : markets.
SymPowerco's soon-to-be majority-owned subsidiaries, HOSS Motor Sports and Highline Hydrogen Hybrids Systems, offer potentially expansive synergies and marketing opportunities with SymPowerco's Flowing Electrolyte Direct Methanol Fuel Cell and Hybrid Power System technologies.
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Missed it as usual ... Market open is when I am in the shower ... I might need to change that schedule ... but hey, GS is doing fabulous! (Heavy sarcasm)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr. Dave
No doubt we live in an alternate universe with these copper choppers, looking at my quote board everything looks pretty normal ... Even SIRI is fairing pretty well all things considered.
Have a great day everyone.
I bought mine at .001 a couple weeks ago when Terry told me about it. I have a feeling it is being pumped by a newsletter or something, havent seen it but I think this is more than american bulls.
Hey Shots II, thanks for posting. It's amazing that this PR combined with Friday afternoon's did nothing for the stock. It's been slightly up or slightly down from Friday's close.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShotsII
I'm thinking the PSC thing didn't really help in the long run and now only real data, contract signings, confirmed sales and projected revenues will make this puppy move.
Thoughts? Anybody?
Yeah, the nasdaq futures just took out all the prices going back to july 26th, i believe. They are hurting the worst. Looks like AAPL was the play I was looking for, been scouring charts before taking a quick nap, was up all night at work, then couldn't sleep. AAPL is riding a trendline, like it was a month or so back... I expect it will drop out of its little flag, more likely than JPM, and ride that weekly trendline like it did last time... I'm sure it will recover, but I'd expect it to go down a little.Quote:
Originally Posted by billhart22
I should have waited to the end of the day to place any trades. I got ahead of myself, as I wanted to show bass how its just the same as trading stocks almost... but that brings us to trading for the sake of trading. Hopefully, I didn't jump the gun. I see JPM rallying a little. I have faith in PCLN filling its gap, but when is the question. I'm more convinced of a small pullback for AAPL, as it tends to follow its trendlines, is more predictable, and trends smoothly.